This project is serving as an updated version of the Swarm Visualizer found at https://github.com/dockersamples/docker-swarm-visualizer.
- It's event driven (well, sorta... tasks don't generate events yet, but we'll ignore that for now)
- Less clutter. Only the essential details are present, but more details are available with just a click
- Allows for more than three nodes. Have more nodes? It'll just keep adding another row!
Running as container:
docker container run \
--name swarm-viz \
-p 3000:3000 \
-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
mikesir87/swarm-viz
Run as Windows container:
docker container run `
--name swarm-viz `
-p 3000:3000 `
-u ContainerAdministrator `
-v //./pipe/docker_engine://./pipe/docker_engine `
mikesir87/swarm-viz
From the root directory, simply run
docker-compose up -d
The backend (api) is found in the /api directory and the frontend is found in the /client directory.
At the moment there is no official node image for Windows. Therefore apply another base image to build the app.
docker build -t mikesir87/swarm-viz --build-arg node=stefanscherer/node-windows:1709 .
Swarm-viz will parse labels beginning with swarm-viz. and display them in an "Extra Info" section. It also supports templating.
A label starting with swarm-viz.link. will use any remaining text in the identifier as a label, and will turn the value of the label into a clickable link. (Example: swarm-viz.link.foo:http://google.com will create the entry foo : http://google.com.)
Templating is taken into account before link parsing, allowing for dynamic links.
| Input | Output |
|---|---|
| ${containerid} | The container's unique id string. |
| ${imagename} | The name of the image the container was made with. It is found by removing the extra info from the container name. |
| ${stackname} | The name of the stack the container is a part of. It is found from subtracting the image name from the service name. |